When referring to champagne, disgorgement date actually indicates when the wine was cleared of its lees (basically yeast deposits) in order to give an indication of its flavour profile, rather than in the traditional sense of the word. The same champagne with different disgorgement dates can have quite profound flavour differences. The bottle in this deal is most certainly full!

me too but know i wouldnt manage to get rid of it haha

I tried to post more in my original post description (to warn that it may be a misprice & orders may be cancelled), but it wouldn't let me (maybe as it's my first post?).

You made a good point up until the Miley Cyrus part... £16k for that??? err :confused:

​I don't think anyone would pay 16k for thay sweaty kipper.. :laughing:

Do you moan at everyone who drives around is anything other than a 20 year old Vauxhall corsa or anyone with a house with more bedrooms than they need, or with people who go on holiday to anywhere other than their home country?

That's a shame. A couple of bottles of that could put your kid through college!

0% is about as good as leaving it in a savings account for a few weeks